Nanolumens is an Atlanta-based direct view LED (DVLED) display manufacturer celebrating its 20th year in business at Infocomm 2026. The company designs and manufactures customizable display systems, including the Nixel series, which is a modular, curved direct view LED display system first launched in 2010. The Nixel series supports convex and concave configurations with custom-built frames tailored for architectural applications and custom installations.
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For control room environments and tiled applications, Nanolumens offers the NanoPanel 55, a 55-inch direct view LED display designed as a direct replacement for traditional LCD video walls. The TAA-compliant display can be tiled in a 2×2 configuration to achieve full 4K resolution, eliminating bezel overlays. At the event, Nanolumens demonstrated this display integrated with Barco control room solutions.
The Engage Pro series represents Nanolumens’ premium line of direct view LED displays, featuring pixel pitches starting at 0.7 mm. The 4K display shown at the event features a 0.9 mm pixel pitch and is powered by Nanolumens’ homegrown Aurora video processor, which manages both the display and driving system. The Engage Pro is a fully TAA-compliant solution suitable for government and secure facilities.
Nanolumens also showcased the Captivate series, a plug-and-play all-in-one 4K display solution that integrates audio and remote control functions. Additionally, the company collaborated with Noro to demonstrate the Noro portal, a virtual conferencing solution designed to provide room-to-room collaboration between remote corporate campus environments.
Looking ahead, Nanolumens previewed the upcoming Escalon series, featuring a new LED architecture designed for improved off-axis viewing and high contrast ratios for deep black levels. The company also partnered with AUO Display Plus to showcase a transparent micro LED display featuring 60% transparency for retail and museum applications, alongside full-color, zero-power e-paper displays.
